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Facts and Events
| Name[1][2][3][4][5] |
Lewis Throckmorton, II |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
1773 |
Fayette City, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States fought War 1812 |
| Marriage |
1794 |
Hampshire, Virginia, United Statesto Drusilla Hartley |
| Residence? |
1830 |
Scioto, Jackson, Ohio |
| Residence[5] |
1830 |
Scioto, Jackson, Ohio |
| Residence[2] |
1 Jun 1840 |
Scioto, Jackson, Ohio, USA |
| Military? |
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War of 1812. He enlisted for 18 mo. from Portsmouth, Jackson County, Ohio, 20 SEP 1813. Served until discharged on 20 March 1815. 17TH US INFANTRY, CAPT. JOHN CHUNN'S COMPANY |
| Death? |
1858 |
Hamilton Township, Jackson, Ohio, United States age abt 85 great hunter |
| Burial? |
1858 |
Grahamville Cemetery, Scioto Township, Jackson, Ohio, United States |
| DNA? |
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Name Meaning: Lewis ---Male --famous warrior--Germany Place-Name Society-- the farm by the frog-marsh.-- Old English þroc ‘beam bridge’ -- ---The Motto was generally a war cry.--- Motto: Virtue is the only nobility. |
| Physical Description? |
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He Was Five Feet Ten Inches Tall, His Eyes and Hair Were Black, Completion Dark. |
When Lewis Throckmorton was born in 1773 in Virginia, his father, Lewis, was 31 and his mother, Rachel, was 25. He married Drusilla Hartley in 1794 in Hampshire County, West Virginia. They had 11 children in 28 years. He died in 1858 having lived a long life of 85 years.
Lewis Throckmorton II Birth 1773 Fayette City, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States. Death 1858 Hamilton Township, Jackson, Ohio, United States. Burial 1858 Grahamville cemetery, Scioto, Jackson, Ohio, United States. --Parents; Lewis B Throckmorton 1745-1798 and Rachel Demoss 1747-1798. -- Spouse, Drucilla Hartley 1774-1870 Married
Abt 1794 , Hampshire, Virginia, USA. -- Children: Susanna Throckmorton 1798-1850, Daniel Throckmorton 1801-1884,
Elsie Throckmorton 1802-1887, Sarah Elizabeth Throckmorton 1804-1864, Lewis Throckmorton III 1806-1883,
Ann Throckmorton 1807-1866, Rachel Throckmorton 1810-1872, Drusilla Throckmorton 1813-1875, Mary Martha Throckmorton 1818-1850, Thomas Throckmorton 1819-1880, Joseph Thomas Throckmorton 1825-1891, Susanna Throckmorton 1798-1850, Daniel Throckmorton 1801-1884, Elsie Throckmorton 1802-1887, Sarah Elizabeth Throckmorton 1804-1864, Lewis Throckmorton III 1806-1883, Ann Throckmorton 1807-1866, Rachel Throckmorton 1810-1872, Drusilla Throckmorton 1813-1875, Mary Martha Throckmorton 1818-1850, Thomas Throckmorton 1819-1880,
Joseph Thomas Throckmorton 1825-1891, --- Fought in War of 1812 17TH US INFANTRY. He is said to have been a great hunter. Lewis had a very roving disposition, as shown by the census records and the widely scattered places of births of his children. The children of Lewis II were moved about so much that they received very little formal education.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was deriv)
Source number: 1459.001; Source type: Pedigree chart; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: .
Name: Lewis Throckmorton
Birth Date: 1773
Birth Place: PA
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ancestry.com. 1840 United States Federal Census. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixth Census of the United States, 1840. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1840. M704, 58)
Year: 1840; Census Place: , Jackson, Ohio; Roll: 405; Page: 26.
Name: Lewis Throckmorton
Residence Date: 1 June 1840
Residence Place: Scioto, Jackson, Ohio, USA
- ↑ United States, Bureau of Land Management. Ohio Land Records. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997.Original data - United States, Bureau of Land Management. Ohio Pre-1908 Homestead & Cash Entry Patent and Cadastral Survey Plat Index. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1).
- ↑ United States, Bureau of Land Management. Ohio Land Records. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997.Original data - United States, Bureau of Land Management. Ohio Pre-1908 Homestead & Cash Entry Patent and Cadastral Survey Plat Index. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1).
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Ancestry.com. 1830 United States Federal Census. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifth Census of the United States, 1830. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1830. M19, 201)
Year: 1830; Census Place: Scioto, Jackson, Ohio; Roll: 134; Page: 99.
Name: Lewis Throckmorton
Residence Date: 1830
Residence Place: Scioto, Jackson, Ohio
- Captain John T. Chunn's Company, in 1794 Private, Mercer's Company, Lewis Command, Virginia, Militia. and Fought in War 1812.
served as a corporal and wheelright. Served 20 September 1813 to 20 March 1815. 17th US Infantry. Captain John T. Chunn's Company
- Throckmorton family history : being the record of the Throckmortons in the United States of America with cognate branches,
by Sitherwood.
Page 138, Person number 120 FOUGHT IN 1812 WAR
Lewis Throckmorton was born in NJ or VA about 1769/70; living at home time of first census, 1782 and 1784, Hampshire Co. VA. Married Drusilla Flora about 1794/5. He served in the War of 1812 as sergeant, Capt. William Childrey's Co of Inf.; 33rd Mayer's Reg. VA. Militia of Henrico, which organization was called into service March 19 and disch. March29, 1813. He is shown to have served five days, but the dates between which he served are not stated.
He is said to have been a great hunter. Always on the frontier of civilization. His children had little or no advantages of school, as shown by the census, 1850, Jackson and Sciota Co, OH. He lived in VA, until the birth of his first and perhaps second child; then migrated to Ohio, where his eldest son was born, 1800. Probably remained there for several years, then went to PA (probably Green Co. where his kinsman, Daniel Throckmorton lived.). Where his daughter Anna was born 1807/8. Back again in OH, 1810 where his daughter Rachel was born; enlisted in War of 1812 from VA. where his daughter Drusilla was born that year; probably returned to Ohio after the war and his daughter Alsey was married there in 1819. But the spirit of change came over him again and he went to KY, where his two youngest sons were born, 1820-1825. Where else his roving disposition led him we do not know, but his descendants say "he returned to Ohio and lived and died at Four Mile (a Crabtree settlement) four miles from Jackson OH. He outlived his brother Thomas, who died 1857.
- Ohio pgs 26 Lewis II's daughters Elsie, Ann, Drusilla and Rachel married Crabtree brothers.
Their children intermarried and lived near together. Joseph Throckmorton's son Joseph A. married Daniel's granddaughter. Barbara Throckmorton and their children married into the Crabtree family. They lived first in Union Twp. in Sciota Co., OH, later Rush Twp, was formed June 3, 1867 and they lived in Rush and Morgan Twps, on the McCullough Creek road. Many descendants live there now. Many records were destroyed during the Civil War. Time has almost erased the cemetery records. We are lucky to obtain a small amount of information, insufficient as it seems.
Lewis II was a wheelwright and blacksmith. pg 24
Lewis was also a Justice of the Peace. pg 25
Pg. 22 The children of Lewis II were moved about so much that they received very little formal education. At the time of the census of 1820 and 1830 he evidently resided in Greenup, Kentucky. At the time of the 1830 census, he was back in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co, OH. In 1840 census he was in Scioto Twp, Jackson Co. and in the 1850 census the same place.
Lewis II first three children were born in Virginia, Daniel and Lewis III in Ohio. Ann in PA, Rachel in Ohio, Drusilla in VA. Then the next three in Kentucky and we cannot explain the birth of Elizabeth in New York State. We do not find Lewis in the 1860 census as he died after his brother Thomas ( who died 1857, between 1857 and 1860. We believe he was buried in the Grahamville cemetery but no stone was found.
- Ohio Land Records of Lewis Throckmorton Land Office: Chillicothe,.
Lewis Throckmorton Jr. b. is the son of Lewis Throckmorton. born 1773. Ohio Land Records of Lewis T. b.
Land Office: Chillicothe, Document Number : 4141 Total Acres: 31.75 Signature: Yes
Issue Date: March 1, 1836 Legal Land Description: Aliquot Parts SWNW Ohio River Survey Township 6 N Range 19W Section 19.
Same Lewis Throckmorton Jr. as above: Ohio Land Records of Lewis Throckmorton. Land Office: Chillicothe, Document Number: 4394 total Acres 31.75 Signature: yes Issue Date: August 1, 1837 Qliquot Parts NWNW Base Line Ohio River Survey Township 6 N Range 19 W Section 19
- Descendants of Job Throckmorton and Frances Stout.
Born 1769/70 Hampshire Co., VA, married Drusilla Hartley Flora 1794 in Pike Co., OH, died 1857-1860
possibly buried in Grahamville Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH. Drusillla was born in MD 16 Mar 1774, died 28 Mar. 1870 in Sunfish Twp., Pike Co., OH, probably buried in Bethel Cemetery Pike Co., OH. Her parents were Thomas & Rebecca Bigustoff Hartley.
Lewis sold his land in Hampshire Co., Virbinia in 1796. He and his brother Daniel then joined a party to trek through Pennsylvania to Ohio.
Lewis enlisted in the Infantry at Portsmouth, Jackson cCo, OH. He served from(20 Sep 1813 until discharged 20 Mar. 1815) He was a corporal in Capt. John T. Chunn's Compay, 17th US Infantry. From Portsmouth he was marched to Chillicothe, where he guarded British prisoners. In the spring of 1814 he went to Lower Sandusky. From there he sailed to Put-in-Bay Island and on to Erie, PA, thence into northern New York State and Canada.
He served as wheelwright. In 1850 he applied for a pension, giving his age as 83 years. That dates his birth to 1767. Probably he had exaggerated his age in order to get the pension. In his pension claim he stated that the cold and exposure of the campaign caused severe back trouble and other ills. On 2 Apr. 1851 he was granted at the Jackson Co. Court House 160 acres of land. Whether he used or sold this land is not known. His pension file number is IF-18422.
Moved to Pike County,Ohio.
- Lewis II Throckmorton.
Lewis II Throckmorton Sex: M Birth: 1773 in Fayette Co., PA. Death: 1857 in Hamilton Twp., Jackson Co., OH. Burial: Grahamvcille, OH. Cemetery Census: 1820 Scioto Co., Madison Twp. OH. Census: 1830 Scioto Twp, Jackson Co., OH. Census: 1840 Scioto Twp, Jackson Co., OH. Christening: 1769 Note:
Lewis was in the War of 1812, and his Service Record states he was born in Fayette Co., PA. in 1773, forty years old in 1813. The boundary between PA. and VA. at this location and time were in dispute so he may have been born in either state. He was five feet ten inches tall, his eyes and hair were black, completion dark. He was employed as a wheelwright. He served eighteen months and applied for a pension in 1650, giving his age as eighty three years. Thus he would have been born in 1767, but other records show 1773, but he probly wanted to be older to get the pension. This was commonly done to prove need and disability. He enlisted from Jackson Co., at Portsmouth, OH. for eighteen months. He served from Sept. 30, 1813 until discharged on March 20, 1815. He held the rank of Corporal in the Company of Captain John T. Chunn, of the 17th U. S. Infantry. From Portsmouth, OH. he was marched to Chillicothe, OH. to guard British prisoners. In the spring of 1814 he went to lower Sandusky, OH. under Colonel Campbell, Captain John T. Chunn, Lieutenant Morrow and Ensign Stewart. From there he sailed to Put-in-Bay Island and on to Erie, PA Thence into northern New York State and Canada. He served as a wheelwright. In his pension file he states that the cold and exposure of the campaign caused severe back trouble and other ills. On April 2, 1851 he was granted 160 acres and the papers arrived at the Jackson Co., Court house. Unable to find where the grant was located or whether he sold it or used it. LEWIS Throckmorton Jr., born 1769/70 Hampshire Co., Va., married Mrs. DRUSILLA (HARTLEY) FLORA 1794 in Pike Co., OH., died 1857-1860, possibly buried in Grahamville Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH.. Drusilla was born in MD. 16 Mar. 1774, died 28 Mar. 1870 in Sunfish Twp., Pike Co., OH., probably buried in Bethel Cemetery, Pike Co., OH.. Her parents were Thomas & Rebecca (Bigustoff) Hartley. Lewis sold his land in Hampshire Co., Va. in 1796. He and his brother Daniel then joined a party to trek through Pennsylvania to OH.. Lewis enlisted in the Infantry at Portsmouth, Jackson Co.(?), OH.. He served from 20 Sep. 1813 until discharged 20 Mar. 1815. He was a corporal in Capt. John T. Chunn?s Company, 17th U.S. Infantry. From Portsmouth he was marched to Chillicothe, where he guarded British prisoners. In the spring of 1814 he went to Lower Sandusky. From there he sailed to Put-in-Bay Island and on to Erie, Penn.; thence into northern New York State and Canada. He served as a wheelwright. In 1850 he applied for a pension, giving his age as 83 years. That dates his birth to 1767. Probably he had exaggerated his age in order to get the pension. In his pension claim he stated that the cold and exposure of the campaign caused severe back trouble and other ills. On 2 Apr. 1851 he was granted at the Jackson Co. Court House 160 acres of land. Whether he used or sold this land is not known. His pension file number is IF-18422.172 In the 1840 census for Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH. (p. 26) a Lewis Throckmorton was head of the following household: 2 males 15-20 [son Joseph & ?] 1 male 20-30 [son Thomas] 1 male 60-70 [Lewis] 3 females 15-20 [?] 1 female 50-60 [wife Drusilla]. LBS states that "Lewis had a very roving disposition, as shown by the census records and the widely scattered births of his children." He was a wheelwright and a blacksmith. At the time of the 1860 census Drusilla was living with her son Thomas. Fact 1: Lewis had a reputation as a hunter Fact 2: lived among the mountains & streams of Hampshire Co., Va. Fact 3: Took part in trek through wilderness Pa. to Ohio Fact 4: Accompanied by bro Daniel, Westfalls, Hartleys, Haltermans, Wisemans,Dixons, and Fact 5: Black hair and eyes complexion dark Fact 6: 5 feet 10 in. tall Employed as a wheelwright Fact 7: War of 1812. He enlisted for 18 mo.from Jackson Co at Portsmouth Ohio Fact 8: 20 SEP 1813 Served until discharged on Mar.20, 1915 Fact 9: Rank--corporal in company of Capt. John T. Chunn 17th U.S.Infantry Fact 10: see Lorraine Swiger's Family Sketches of Throckmortons Fact 11: 1820 Census. He resided in Madison Twp, Scioto Co Between 1820 & 1830-in Greenup KY Fact 12: 1830 He was back in Scioto Twp Jackson Co Fact 13: BET. 1840 - 1850 Scioto Twp. Note: (T) p.17: "Lewis II was born in 1773 in Fayette Co., Pa., and married Drusilla Hartley (Flora) in 1794. He died between 1857 and 1860 as he is not found in the 1860 census and was said to have outlived Thomas who died in 1857. We feel he was buried in the Grahamville cemetery, but found no stone. It is not likely Drusilla is buried there as her death record is in the Pike Co. court house. ...Lewis had a reputation as a hunter. He lived among the mountains and streams of beautiful Hampshire Co. Va. His father owned acres of land alonag the Cacapeon River and the South branch of the Potomac, beautiful woodland. His mother's brothers, William, Lewis and John DeMoss owned many acres also. In 1796 these men all sold their ground in preparation to moving on to Ohio. Before they could move however, Lewis and Rachel died. We have no record of the DeMoss family moving to Ohio. Lewis and Daniel, sons of Lewis I, took part in the trek to Ohio through Pa., through the wilderness, accompanied by Jacob and Wilson Westfall, the Hartleys and Haltermans, Wisemans, Dixons and countless others."
- Lewis THROCKMORTON, Birth: 1773 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.
Name: Lewis THROCKMORTON , Jr.
Sex: M
Birth: 1773 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania
Death: 1858 in Hamilton, Jackson Co., Ohio
Note: War of 1812: Served as a Corporal/Wheelwright,
September 20, 1813-Mar 20, 1815
17th US Infantry, Capt. John Chunn's Company
[Brøderbund Family Archive #255, Ed. 1, Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI,
MN, OH, WI 1790-1907, Date of Import: Feb 24, 2000, Internal Ref.
#1.255.1.63356.1]
Patentee Name: Throckmorton, Lewis
Accession Number: OH0230__.133
State: Ohio
Volume: 230
Page: 133
Document Number: 4141
Land Office: Chillicothe
Aliquot Part Reference: SWNW
Section Number: 19
Township: 6 North
Range: 19 West
Meridian/Survey Area: Ohio River Survey
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Sale-Cash Entries
Date Signed: Mar 10, 1836
Acreage: 31.75
Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #255, Ed. 1, Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI,
MN, OH, WI 1790-1907, Date of Import: Feb 24, 2000, Internal Ref.
#1.255.1.63356.2]
Patentee Name: Throckmorton, Lewis
Accession Number: OH0230__.386
State: Ohio
Volume: 230
Page: 386
Document Number: 4394
Land Office: Chillicothe
Aliquot Part Reference: NWNW
Section Number: 19
Township: 6 North
Range: 19 West
Meridian/Survey Area: Ohio River Survey
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Sale-Cash Entries
Date Signed: Aug 1, 1837
Acreage: 31.75
Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.
Father: Lewis THROCKMORTON , Sr. b: 9 Feb 1745/46 in Freehold Twp., Monmouth Co., New Jersey
Mother: Rachel DEMOSS b: ABT 1748 in Prince George Co., Maryland
Marriage 1 Drusilla HARTLEY b: 16 Mar 1774 in Allegany Co., Maryland c: in 1QD1-C8G
Married: ABT 1794 in Hampshire Co., Virginia
Children
Susanna THROCKMORTON b: 1797
Sarah Elizabeth THROCKMORTON b: 1798 in Hampshire Co., Virginia
Elsie THROCKMORTON b: 1800
Daniel THROCKMORTON b: 10 Aug 1801
Elizabeth THROCKMORTON b: 9 Jan 1804 in New York
Ann THROCKMORTON b: 1808
Rachel THROCKMORTON b: 1810
Drusilla THROCKMORTON b: 1813
Mary Martha THROCKMORTON b: 1818
Thomas THROCKMORTON b: 1821
Joseph THROCKMORTON b: 1823
- Lewis THROCKMORTON II, wife Drusilla HARTLEY, and children.
http://awt.ancestrylibrary.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1397503&id=I03407&ti=5542
Children
Susanna THROCKMORTON b: 1797
Sarah Elizabeth THROCKMORTON b: 1798 in Hampshire Co., Virginia
Elsie THROCKMORTON b: 1800
Daniel THROCKMORTON b: 10 Aug 1801
Elizabeth THROCKMORTON b: 9 Jan 1804 in New York
Ann THROCKMORTON b: 1808
Rachel THROCKMORTON b: 1810
Drusilla THROCKMORTON b: 1813
Mary Martha THROCKMORTON b: 1818
Thomas THROCKMORTON b: 1821
Joseph THROCKMORTON b: 1823
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